Uniwell SX-6600F User manual

USER'S MANUAL
SX-6600/6600F
SX-6700/6700F
SX-6750/6750F
03 type
Oct. 24. 2002 [SX6K-03] USR-003

THE SOCKET-OUTLET SHALL BE INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT AND SHALL BE
EASILY ACCESSIBLE.
LA PRISE DOIT ETRE PRES DE L'APPAREIL ET FACILE D'ACCES.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
===== Notes =====================================
1. The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
2. Uniwell cannot be held responsible if other products, which are not approved by Uniwell, are used
for options or expendable supplies.

CONTENTS
ATTENTION............................................................................................................................1
I. INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................2
PART NAMES ..................................................................................................................3
SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................................................4
II. INSTALLATION...............................................................................................................6
REPLACING PAPER ROLLS........................................................................................7
REPLACING INK RIBBON ...........................................................................................9
DAILY MAINTENANCE..............................................................................................10
III. DISPLAY.........................................................................................................................12
IV. KEY LAYOUT................................................................................................................13

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ATTENTION
Thank you very much for purchasing Uniwell Electronic Cash Registers. This ECR has many
programmable features, hardware combinations and options. Please consult your dealer as to your
particular requirements, as this ECR can be configured, through both hardware and software
(programming) to suit a variety of different applications.
Please fill in the information requested below;
Model :
Serial No.:
(Model name printed on the label which is located at the right side of ECR.)
Date of Purchase :
(8-digit # printed on the label which is located at the right side of ECR.)
Your Dealer
(where purchased):
Phone/Fax/Address:

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I. INTRODUCTION
SX-6000-03 series is Hospitality POS terminals for Restaurants, Bars / Pubs and Quick
Service Stores having a lot of functions like scanning system, clerk interrupt system, item
track system and Inter Register Communication, and so on as follows:
SX-6600 2-station dot matrix printer model (44.5 mm, 3.0 lines/sec., 24 char.)
SX-6700 2-station thermal printer model (44.5 mm, 14 lines/sec., 24 char.)
SX-6750 1-station thermal printer model (80 mm, 21.5 lines/sec., 46 char.)
Major Features
•Scanning system with 14 digits random PLU code
•Standard 752 PLUs, Max. 5570 PLUs
•98 group-As with stock control, 25 group-Bs and 10 main group-As
•64 clerks with its own full transaction memory
•Clerk interrupt including IRC floating clerk
•Clerk time & attendance
- 3780 records (option)
•Clerk report with specified PLU's sales data shows sales achievement by each clerk on certain items
- Standard 20 PLUs or 20 group-As/clerk
- Optional 1000 PLUs/clerk
•Customer bill buffer records check-out bill contents excluding PLU contents (option)
•1024 customer files make records of telephone number or VAT number, name and address (option)
- these information are issued on the bills for delivery service market, etc.
•Scroll display functions including scroll void and item transfer
•Transaction void allows you to cancel an entire transaction
•Item track and amount track (option) systems including IRC floating tracks
•Simple condiment PLU
- printed in red or vertically double-sized characters on kitchen printer
•Euro currency system
•Tray subtotal tendering
•ESF buffer print with max. 7943 records of ESF memory (option)
•Ticketing function
•25 media keys + 10 preset tender keys
•4 arrangement keys (50 key steps)
•Card functions (option)
- Clerk sign on by card
- Arrangement card
- Amount track card
- Adjustment card
- Card payment including real-time card verification with a PC via IRC line
•PC batch communication, program loader module PLM 2000
•IRC (Inter Register Communication)
- 32 ECRs
- flash reports and flash downloading from PC as IRC master (Tensai2000)
- floating clerk, floating track
- 8 kitchen printers TP-420/422/522/722, CBM-233/1000 via NA-710/730
- 8 slip printers TP-620
- PC communications with Tensai2000

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1-line rear display (tower type)
12 digits numeric
2-line front display
Upper: 16 digits alphanumeric
Lower: 12 digits numeric
SX-6600F
(flat keyboard type)
2-station dot matrix printer model
SX-6700F
(flat keyboard type)
2-station thermal printer model
PART NAMES
Interface Port of SX-6000 Series (backside)
j
ournal window
power switch
printer cover
receipt outlet
clerk iButton
(option)
card reader
(option)
control lock
printer cover lock
SX-6750F
(flat keyboard type)
1-station thermal printer model

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SPECIFICATIONS
SX-6600/6600F SX-6700/6700F SX-6750/6750F
Printer model Epson M-U420 2-station impact dot matrix
with or without auto cutter
Epson M-T245
2-station thermal
with an auto cutter
Citizen LT-1320
1-station thermal
with an auto cutter
Printing speed 3.0 lines/sec 14 lines/sec 21.5 lines/sec
Columns/line
receipt
journal
validation
24 columns
24 columns
55 columns
24 columns
24 columns
no validation
46 columns
no journal
no validation
Paper
Fine quality paper roll
44.5 mm x ø83 mm
Validation paper
135 to 210 mm (width), min. 70 mm
(height), 0.07 to 0.14 mm (thickness)
Single thermal roll
TF50KS-E
(Jujyo Seishi)
44.5 mm x ø83 mm
Single thermal roll
TF50KS-E2C
(Nihon Seishi)
80 mm x ø80 mm
PRINTER
Ink ribbon ERC-32 (Epson), purple no ink ribbon no ink ribbon
Stroke key 93 key positions (SX-6xxx)
KEYBOARD Flat key 165 key positions (SX-6xxxF)
Front (2-line) Upper: 16 digits dot matrix
Lower: 12 digits numeric
DISPLAY Rear (1-line) 12 digits numeric (standard)
POWER SUPPLY AC 120V ±10%, 50/60Hz
AC 230V ±10%, 50/60Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION AC 120V: 1A
AC 230V: 0.3A for SX-6600, 0.4A for SX-6700/6750
TEMPERATURE Operation: 0°~ 40°C (32°~ 104°F)
Storage: -20°~ 60°C (-4°~ 140°F)
DIMENSIONS
Width x Depth x Height 378 x 440 x 200.5 to 260 mm (changed by screen angle) Maximum height for customer display: 419 mm when customer display stands up.
WEIGHT approx. 7 kg
RAM CAPACITY
Standard: One 4M bit RAM chip on MPU board.
Option: One of two RAM boards are available.
- #62078 SX MR K-UNIT 021-1M (4 M bit RAM chip x 2)
- #62079 SX MR K-UNIT 021-2M (4 M bit RAM chip x 4)
MEMORY PROTECTION 3 months

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INTERFACE CHANNEL CONTENTS
ARS485
IRC
up to 32 units including an ECR master or PC as IRC master
(Tensai2000) via NA-720
8 kitchen printer
TP-420 : shuttle impact dot matrix printer without auto cutter
TP-422 : shuttle impact dot matrix printer with auto cutter
TP-522 : serial impact dot matrix printer with auto cutter
TP-722 : thermal printer with auto cutter
CBM-233/1000 : thermal printer with auto cutter (via NA-710/730)
Note: One of the kitchen printers above can be used as a slip printer.
8 slip printers
TP-620 : impact dot matrix printer
Network Adapters
NA-710/730 for 1 or 3 thermal kitchen printer(s)
NA-720 for PC as IRC master or for Modem to PC
BRS232C
One of :
- Scanner
- Scale
- Thermal slip printer TM-T88II
- PC batch communication, programming loader module PLM 2000
- ECR to ECR RAM data transfer
- Journal data transfer
- EFT terminal
on MPU board
(standard)
C ----- There is no channel C.
DRS232C
Same as channel B
(except thermal slip printer TM-T88II and ECR to ECR RAM data transfer)
SX IF7-1 K-UNIT
(option: #62080) ERS232C
Same as channel B
(except thermal slip printer TM-T88II and ECR to ECR RAM data transfer)
Interface Port of SX-6000 Series (backside)

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cut
validation
cover journal
window
II. INSTALLATION
Suggestions for Installation
1) ECR should not be installed in extremely hot or cold places exposed to direct sunlight for extended period of
time, or places where ECR may come into contact with excessive dust or liquid.
2) Use the specified power supply according to ECR models. Do not connect with other machines which may
cause electricity line noise.
Check the following before using ECR
1) The required peripheral(s) has (have) been connected to the correct interface connector(s).
2) The power plug is connected to the AC outlet.
3) The control key is turned to the appropriate position.
4) Proper number of paper roll(s) is (are) fitted.
Other Notes
1) Validation Cover
In order to issue a validation by SX-6600, cut a rib to make a
slot for validation.
- Open the journal window.
- Remove the validation cover.
- Cut the rib.
2) Card Reader
The swiping direction of card reader is from rear to front (the
magnetic stripe of the card should face down).
3) Interface Cover
Before connecting any cables, the backside cover must be removed. Pull down the interface cover in the
direction of the arrows while pressing the upper hooks (see circles below) on the both sides. If the cover is
pulled up, the hooks will break.
After cables are connected, the cover
must be surely placed again to protect
ECR from electronic static.
When you connect / disconnect the
cable to peripheral, make sure that
the power is "OFF".
hook

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right wrong
REPLACING PAPER ROLLS
SX-6600 (Epson M-U420) SX-6700 (Epson M-T245) SX-6750 (Citizen LT-1320)
Fine quality paper roll
44.5 mm x ø83 mm
Single thermal roll
TF50KS-E (Jujyo Seishi)
44.5 mm x ø83 mm
Single thermal roll
TF50KS-E2C (Nihon Seishi)
80 mm x ø80 mm
Regarding terminal printers, refer to the respective printer's User's Manual.
1. Removing the printer cover:
Turn the printer cover lock key counter-clockwise and gently lift the cover.
2. Removing the old paper:
Press the paper feed key to feed the remaining paper through the printer. DO NOT force paper through the
printer as this may result in damage to the printer mechanism or cause a paper jam.
OR
SX-6600 Push the paper release lever for receipt or journal towards the paper roll bed and pull the paper
through the printer.
SX-6700
SX-6750 Pull the head up lever towards the front of ECR and pull the paper through the printer.
3. Inserting new paper:
SX-6600/6700
a) Using the scissors, cut the leading edge of the paper roll straight.
b) Place the new paper in the correct position on the
printer's paper roll bed.
c) Insert the leading edge into the printer slot and set the
paper release/head up lever to the head down condition.
Then the paper is automatically pulled in.
d) In the case of the journal paper, insert the loose end of
the paper tightly to slot of the journal 'take-up' spool.
SX-6600 (M-U420) SX-6700 (M-T245)

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right wrong
SX-6750
a) Using the scissors, cut the leading edge of the paper roll straight.
b) Insert the paper shaft though the core of the new paper
roll.
c) Place the new paper in the correct position on the
printer's paper roll bed.
d) Pull the head up lever and insert the leading edge of the
paper to the paper inlet.
e) Set the head up lever to the head down condition.
SX-6750 (LT-1320)
< When paper jammed inside the printer >
SX-6600 (M-U420)
a) Raise the paper guide by lifting both paper release levers.
b) Remove the jammed paper by hand.
c) Close the paper guide.
d) Then, with both hands, gently press down both sides of the
paper guide.
SX-6750 (LT-1320)
a) Raise the auto paper cutter unit by pulling cutter lock lever.
b) Remove the jammed paper by hand.
c) Close the auto cutter unit.
head up leve
r
cutter lock
l
e
v
er
paper release leve
r
cutter lock leve
r
auto-cutter unit
paper shaft
paper inlet

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REPLACING INK RIBBON
Regarding terminal printers, refer to the respective printer's User's Manual.
SX-6600 (M-U420)
Ink ribbon: ERC-32
a) Lift the printer cover and remove the old ribbon.
b) Turn the ribbon feed knob to stretch tight.
c) While tilting the ribbon cassette forward slightly, insert the ribbon between the print head and the paper;
push the ribbon cassette firmly into place.
d) Turn the ribbon feed knob once more to stretch tight the ribbon.

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DAILY MAINTENANCE
1. Cleaning of ECR
In order to keep ECR clean, please wipe the cabinet, display or keyboard with a soft piece of cloth
regularly.
In order to remove heavy dirt, please wipe them using a soft piece of cloth which is dipped in a neutral
detergent with water and is tightly squeezed. Then, wipe them with a dry soft piece of cloth one more
time.
Notes! Do not use a thinner, benzine or volatile chemicals for cleaning.
The surface of cabinets may be damaged.
2. Cleaning of Printer
When the printer is used for a long time, the printer is covered with paper dust. Please carefully
remove the paper dust using a vacuum cleaner.
Note for Thermal Printer: If ECR is not to be used for a long time, please release the head from the platen
using the head up lever or insert paper into both the receipt and journal so that the
head does not contact the platen directly.
SX
-
6700
Do not touch the thermal printer head with your hands or any
equipment since the head has some electronic parts built in.

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3. In Case that the Auto-Cutter on SX-6750 Printer Does Not Return
If the auto-cutter is locked by a paper jam or if something come into the auto-cutter and locked, please
follow the sequences below:
a) Turn the power switch off. Open the printer cover.
b) Pull the cutter lock lever forward and pull the auto-cutter unit.
c) Turn the emergency knob in order to draw in the cutter to the direction that the arrow shows.
d) Then, remove the paper or the something.
cutter lock leve
r
auto-cutter unit back view
emergency knob
Do not touch the print head by
hand right after printing since it
is very hot.

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III. DISPLAY
FRONT DISPLAY
Upper line: 16 digits alphanumeric (7 x 5 dots)
Lower line : 12 digits numeric (7 segments)
!REG 2nd
PRICE 2nd MENU 3rd MENU # %+/-VD
RF PO RA R-OFF TOTAL
REAR DISPLAY (Standard)
12 digit numeric
LAMP CONDITION MEANING
!not used
ON registration mode (clerk assignment condition)
REG FLASHING training mode
2nd PRICE ON 2nd price mode (price shift)
ON 2nd menu mode (menu shift 1)
2nd MENU FLASHING ESF memory near full
ON 3rd menu mode (menu shift 2)
3rd MENU FLASHING ESF memory near full
ON input of alphanumeric message
# FLASHING input of message in lower-case characters
% ON mark-up/down operation
ON plus or discount operation
+/- FLASHING adjustment operation
ON - refund operation - displayed item is selected for the item transfer or voided item in the
scroll display mode
VD/RF
FLASHING - void operation - displayed item is available for a void selection and item transfer in
the scroll display mode
ON received on account operation
PO/RA FLASHING - paid out operation
- displayed item is selected for the item transfer
ON receipt-off condition
R-OFF FLASHING scroll display mode
ON payment amount
TOTAL FLASHING recall operation mode

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IV. KEY LAYOUT
78 89 100
"
RPF
"
JPF
RECEIPT
OFF BUFFER
PRINT 1 CLERK 1
Ä
79
Ö
90
Ü
101 CR VOID REFUND PERSON CLERK
2
Å
80
∑
91
Ñ
102
MENU
SHIFT
1
MENU
SHIFT
2
PLU
MODIFY
1
OFF COM-
PULSORY
CLERK
3
81
£
92
Ø
103
%1 %2 (-) ADJUST
1CLERK 4
(CL)
18
@
15
#
22
$
29
%
36
Æ
43
&
50
*
57 64 71 82 93 104
ARRANGE
1MESSAGE
P/O R/A CLERK
5
2
1
9
2
16
3
23
4
30
5
37
6
44
7
51
8
58
9
65
0
72
-
83 94
(BACK SP)
105
PLU
REPEAT PRICE PRICE SHIFT BILL CANCEL NO SALE
3
Q
10
W
17
E
24
R
31
T
38
Y
45
U
52
I
59
O
66
P
73 84 95 106
CL
X2/FOR
TIME CLERK ID
CHECK-
OUT
BILL 1 TTL1
4
A
11
S
18
D
25
F
32
G
39
H
46
J
53
K
60
L
67
:
74
'
85 96 107
789
TRACK
#TTL2
↑
5
↓
12
Z
19
X
26
C
33
V
40
B
47
N
54
M
61 68
.
75
/
86 97 108
456
TABLE
#TTL3
(DOUBLE)
6
( Alpha/Code )
13
(Fix/Pgm)
20 27 34 41 48 55 62
<
69
>
76
?
87
←
98
→
109
123
NB TTL4
(DEL)
7
(INS SP)
14
(Left/Right)
21 28
(SPACE)
35
(SPACE)
42
(SPACE)
49
(SPACE)
56 63 70 77 88 99
(ENTER)
110
000
#SBTL
(ENTER)
CASH
TTL25
Flat Keyboard
Control key position range:
There are three standard control keys
(M, Z, X) and one optional control key
(R).
LOCK R
Z2
SP
X
Z 1 /P
R key
(option)
X key
Z key
M key

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Ä
46
Ö
"
RPF
Ü
"
JPF
(BACK SP)
RECEIPT
OFF
(SPACE)
BUFFER
PRINT 1
(DOUBLE)
OFF COM-
PULSORY
Å
47
Σ
CR
Ñ
VOID
?
REFUND
(CAPS)
%1
(SMALL)
(-)
48
£
PLU
REPEAT
Ø
PRICE
(Alpha/Code)
PRICE
SHIFT
(DEL)
ADJUST
1
(INS SP)
MESSAGE
@
1
#
6
$
11
%
16
Æ
21
&
26
*
31
'
36
-
41
.
49
CL
X2/FOR
TIME CLERK ID
←
P/O
→
R/A
1
2
2
7
3
12
4
17
5
22
6
27
7
32
8
37
9
42
0
50
789
(Fix/Pgm)
SBTL
(Left/Right)
NO SALE
Q
3
W
8
E
13
R
18
T
23
Y
28
U
33
I
38
O
43
P
51
456
TTL 1 TTL 2
A
4
S
9
D
14
F
19
G
24
H
29
J
34
K
39
L
44
:
52
123
TTL 3 TTL 4
Z
5
X
10
C
15
V
20
B
25
N
30
M
35
<
40
>
45
/
53
000
#
(ENTER)
CASH/TTL 25
Stroke Keyboard
Control key position range:
There are three standard control keys
(M, Z, X) and one optional control key
(R).
LOCK R
Z2
SP
X
Z 1 /P
R key
(option)
X key
Z key
M key